Lisa-Ann Roura, BS, C-TAGME
Graduate Medical Education Coordinator
Ms. Roura grew up in the great city of Chicago, Illinois. After graduating from Eastern Illinois University in Charleston, Illinois in 1995, Ms. Roura spent time as a swim coach and lifeguard before joining the Peace Corps in 1997. From 1997 to 1999, she devoted her time in the Peace Corps to teaching agroforestry to the native farmers in San Luis Jilotepeque, Jalapa, Guatemala. Her career in Graduate Medical Education (GME) began in 2001 as a Transitional Year Residency Coordinator at Resurrection Medical Center in Chicago and progressed with taking on the coordinator role at Providence St. Peter Family Medicine in Olympia, Washington in 2008. Ms. Roura was presented with the opportunity to diversify her GME experience in 2016 to help start up a rural training program in Chehalis, Washington. Since then, she has helped to grow the Chehalis Family Medicine program as well as invest in new coordinators as part of her role in AFMA and WWAMI.
Clinic Supervisor, St. Peter Family Medicine and Chehalis Family Medicine
Ms. Larman grew up in the military, traveling all over the US and Europe.
In 1998, her family was stationed at Fort Lewis. where she graduated High
School and stayed local. After graduating from South Puget Sound Community
College in 2008, Jamacca joined Providence as a Medical Assistant in 2009.
After 5 years, she became a Lead Medical Assistant. After 10 years, as
a Lead, she transitioned into a supervisor role at Chehalis Family Medicine.
She enjoys spending time with her family and being outdoors. Jamacca enjoys
training and helping the residency. She continues to participate as an
active committee member at South Puget Sound Community College with their
Medical Assistant Program.
